The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-09
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A Pleasant Wedding Celebration over nt
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One Of tho most happy eventa OF the
season, popular and enjoyable wau the
wedding Of Miss sallle Carmichael to Mr.
J. R. Scott, Of steubenyille, at AIsrlin'f
Ferry, yesterday at noon. \ e
Tho guests, numbering about sixty.
five, began to assemble ehortly bo,
fore midday, aud as they entered tho
front parlor largo evergreen motto ol
"Welcome" greeted them from tho lar.
thor wall. Tho beautiful location and
surroundings Of the house Of tho brides
parents, together with the ample decora.
tious prepared beforehand, added greatly
10 the pleasure Of tho occasion. Promptly
at twelve O'Clock the happy couple were
ushered into the presence OF the minister,
Rev. Eirl D. Hollz, OF tho NJ. E. church,
and the ceremony was performed before
the large number OF friends. Alter
the Wedding the gueBls were shown
10 the dinlngroom, where the largo
tables laden with all the good
things the HCason could q Afford,
groaned under the tempting weight,
The dinner hour was IN exceedingly en-.
ioyable ono to all present. After many,
congratulations for SUCCESS and long lived
happineDs to the newly married couple,
they werei the recipients Of the following
handsome and costly PRESENTS: fg,g1
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Rabe, two handsome
gold framed pictures OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott, father and mother OF the groom;
George Moore. Miugo, silver castor; john
W. kennen, Wheeling, silver cake bask-
ct; Miss Kato Yost, engraved glass tea
set; MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Ponce, water act
with name and address ot. glYers; Miss
Maggie Pennington, silver butter dish and
knife; Mrs. Ell. Hoyle, handsome hoquot
of flowers; John W. Crooks, water SET Of
latest improved pattern Mrs. E. L. Rose,
Wheeling, handsome mantle ornament;
Miss Lizzie Parish, st. Louis, a handsome
French plate mirror and bracket;
Mr.. and Mrs. HALEY, steubenyille,
Brussels 4 rug; Misses Maths Es,
ley and Ids Hoyle, bed spread; George
N: snooks, Wheeling, lace bed set; Mr..
Oliver Moore, Mingo, aot Of oliver knives
and forks; A. r. Ong and wife, elegant
hanging lamp; Miss Jennie KneE, Mingo,
pair of vases; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Abbott,
Bridgeport, lamp and towels; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mann, butter dish; Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. snodgrass, gilt band china
table set; Mr.. and Mrs. Jamea Moore,
Min2o, clock; Miss Lutte Frazier, Miugo,
handsome centre table lamp; Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Wilson, Wsrrenton,
handsome Ebony clock; Miss Carrie Boa.
zle, cologne sss; E. D. Oattell aud wife,
table linen; II. II. Dunlevy, Wheeling
napkins; Miss Ida Myers, Minyo, table
linen Mics Hannah Bird, emSroidsrad
vancaer; Mrs. j. s, Harrison, a broom:
Revs. Rutlelge and Kurtz, Mingo, two
volumes, Milton and Shakespeare ;Mes,rg,
John and Joe,and Miss Emma Henderson,
easy arm rocker; Mieges J. and B. Baron,
Wheeling; Miss Calder, table linen; Mr..
and Mrs. James Grossly, ruby water set;
Mr.: and Mrs. Blow, French green caster
and french plate mirror; Mr. and Mrs.
Rtss Mitchell, coal vase; Mr.. and Mrs.
stevsns, Of Mingo, towels; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Quinn, Mingo, bed lounge; Robert
Carmichael, father Of the bride, kitchen
stove and furniture; Mrs. Robert Car
michael, mother of the bride, handsome
Bible; Misses,AnHa and Kate, uissers OF the
bride, bedroom get; the Messra.: Yost, Of
Bridgeport, cent quantity Of fac grapes
with which to decorate tho walls. These
grapes added greatly to the beautiful
decorations, and attracted mora than psss-
ing attention. s:ssrr sss:ssssrr 'I'7' =
The happy couple left yesterday after
noon on the $40 train for Cambridge,
on their wedding tour, followed by
the best wishes and most hearty cougrat-
ulations Of the large circls of friends and
in whose highest respect and
esteem they have ever been held.